The Overlord of Basketball: 2K Possession

Chapter 362

Two days later, on May 5, the second game of the second round started at the American Airlines Center.

The lineups of the two sides remain unchanged, in other words, the Pistons do not plan to change.

On the one hand, the Pistons are very confident in their lineup, and there is no need to change the lineup.

On the other hand, the Pistons have no more changes, and there are no players on the bench who can replace the starters.

This time, Big Ben fought hard and dialed the basketball before Brad Miller.

Billups controlled the ball, marched to the Heat's half without rush, and slowly launched the offense.

Needless to say, the Pistons have started their usual tactics again, which is actually just one word: grinding!

Grinding defense is also grinding offense, grinding oneself is also grinding opponents...

With less than 15 seconds left in the shot clock, Billups gave the ball to Rasheed Wallace.

Facing Haslem, Rasheed Wallace is still a very standard back straight arm shot, but unfortunately missed.

Chen Mo received the rebound and immediately switched to attack. Facing Hamilton who was defending him, he broke through directly.

Hamilton was facing Chen Mo, so he couldn't keep up with this sudden acceleration.

Seeing that he was about to rush over, Chen Mo only felt that his arm was severely pulled.

"Damn it, the game has just started, is it necessary?"

Prince had already retreated ahead of Hamilton, which meant that Chen Mo broke through him, and it was not considered an open space.

But Hamilton did foul, and it was a very serious foul.

Chen Mo rubbed his arm. Just now, it hurt a little bit from pulling his arm.

Haslem serves, and Chen Mo directly passes the ball to Brad Miller in the high position.

Chen Mo suddenly accelerated and used Brad Miller to complete a screen, and Brad Miller also took the opportunity to give him the ball.

Hamilton was blocked, Chen Mo went straight to the inside, only Da Ben was still in front.

Facing Daben, Chen Mo made a direct change of pace, suddenly rushed inside, and was about to score a layup.

"Snapped!"

This wasn't the sound of blocking the cap, but Da Ben's slap on Chen Mo's arm.

Don't even say it, it's really fucking painful!

Big Ben, black and hard with muscular body, was slapped by such a person.

"Di!"

The referee was extremely cautious, rushed to the field and pushed Da Ben away.

Because at this time, Brad Miller, Caron Butler and others had already surrounded him.

Gary Payton pulled Chen Mo up: "Boy, you have to be careful, this is just the beginning!"

Obviously, the Pistons' tactic is to play harder, and it all starts with fouls.

Today, Chen Mo definitely won't get the chance to score points easily, but instead gets fouled more and more fiercely.

Taking a look at the 2K system, he found that the injury immunity has been increased to 80 by him.

Since this season, Chen Mo has also accumulated some skill points, all of which will be used.

More than 1 skill points, not to mention, I feel a little distressed, this requires playing many games.

But there is no way, if you want to win, don't cheat...how can you not add points?
What's more, the more you add now, the more you will win by then, Chen Mo is still a little confident.

Chen Mo made adjustments in a calm manner, and then slowly made free throws, without seeming anxious at all.

Although his arm was a little sore, Chen Mo still made two free throws steadily.

The Pistons' offense was still at a very slow pace. In the end, Hamilton took the shot, but it was a pity that it still didn't.

The Pistons raised the defensive intensity very high, and the Heat did the same, so naturally they increased the size accordingly.

And when it's the Heat's turn to attack, it's the same. The Pistons' defensive oppression is particularly high.

And today's referees, for this level of physical confrontation, don't seem to have the idea of ​​calling a penalty.

Obviously, in their view, there should be such physical confrontation in the playoffs.

This is the same as last season, in the series between the Pistons and the Heat, it was the same.

The Pistons suddenly increased the intensity of the game and physical confrontation, and the Heat did not adapt to this rhythm at the beginning.

It's just that today's Heat is not last year's Heat.

Although they didn't have a good chance, at least they didn't suddenly lose their ability to play.

Chen Mo saw that there was no good chance, and immediately went beyond the three-point line to ask for the ball.

After a false move, he went straight to the inside, like fouling, right?

Come on then!

Sure enough, this time it was Rasheed Wallace again who pushed Chen Mo down from the air.

Chen Mo didn't care about it at all, and stood up from the ground after slapping his buttocks.

As for the fierce look of Rasheed Wallace, in Chen Mo's eyes, it was nothing.

Chen Mo didn't even look at it, and went directly to the free throw line, ready to execute the free throw.

"Chen, are you okay?"

Chen Mo smiled and said to everyone: "It's okay, I feel very good!"

The game is only 2 minutes, the Pistons have fouled three times, to be honest, the result is gratifying.

Three fouls in just 2 minutes, how many fouls can the Pistons pay?

You know, these three fouls are the main force of the team, not dispensable role players.

Chen Mo made a steady penalty and scored two more points.

4:0
From the start of the game to the present, the Heat and the Pistons have not scored in a single sports battle.

It has to be said that the intensity of confrontation in this game has already put the cart before the horse.

But there is no way, the Heat also want to play offensively, but the Pistons don't let it at all.

However, Larry Brown off the court frowned, or rather distressed.

Indeed, he wanted to intimidate the Heat through high-intensity confrontation and defense.

It doesn't need to have much effect, as long as the Heat players worry about being fouled while attacking.

Once the Heat's players start to hide from the defenders, the Pistons' opportunity will come.

You must know that in such a high-intensity rhythm confrontation like the NBA, a little change may lead to a missed shot.

It's a pity that Larry Brown forgot that defensive intimidation actually has to pay for fouls.

In other words, it's not that he didn't expect it, but he didn't expect so many fouls at once.

With Hamilton's mid-range hit, the offenses of both sides gradually returned to normal.

Brad Miller supported from a high position, unexpectedly threw a mid-range shot, and also scored.

Billups hit a three-pointer over there, and Gary Payton made a counterattack with a steal and scored the ball.

Don't look at the many goals, in fact, there are also many strikes, after all, such a high defensive intensity.

A clever three-person cooperation, Brad Miller reversed the inside Gary Payton, and Gary Payton turned around and hit the ground to pass the ball.

At this time, Chen Mo had already rushed inside, and was about to dunk after receiving the ball.

Daben was standing under the basket, not willing to be dunked, so he just stretched out his hand and fouled.

Chen Mo received the ball and was about to stand up, and Da Ben's palm just cut to the ball.

Although some hit first, but the player is one, strictly speaking, the ball can be blown or not.

"Di!"

It's just that today is the Heat's home court, and the whistle is biased towards the Heat, and it should be.

(End of this chapter)